I've not seen reports of arrests for the offense of not social distancing, but I have also not been in the US.  I'd find it particularly interesting to see law enforcement physically grabbing nails and plywood to "board up" a business.  This requires a court order, so finding the case number would be very easy as it would be public record.  This would make national news easy.

 I am specifically talking about the US, not any other country, location or geographical entity beyond that of US borders and Territories.

 Where are these reports?  

 I have 7 employees that research online/social media/case studies as their full-time job.

 Not one can find a reference for a single arrest or a single building be boarded up by police in the US in direct violation of Social Distancing orders.  On the contrary there are many articles indicating they are avoiding arrests.  There is definitely not one court order on public record yet.

Cops boarded up a Cincinnati bar Tuesday after it packed in some 40 people in defiance of a statewide order, the police said.
Cops boarded up a Cincinnati bar Tuesday after it packed in some 40 people in defiance of a statewide order, the police said.(Cincinnati Police Department)
Cops boarded up a Cincinnati bar Tuesday after it defied a statewide order to shutter amid the coronavirus outbreak, the police said.

About 40 people were found gathered in the Queen City Lounge on Monday night, according to cops.

“Not only are you putting the general public at risk, you’re putting our officers at risk," Cincinnati Assistant Police Chief Paul Neudigate said in a briefing with reporters.

The bar, located on the city’s west side, was believed to be operating a full buffet, Neudigate said.

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Cops said managers of the Queen City Lounge were warned multiple times before the establishment was shut down. The police said they also identified felony firearms violations at the bar.

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Eegore wrote on 03/26/20 at 11:25:10:

"...   Can you reference what you mean or further clarify? ..."

Apparently you never read, tt's constant comment.

So, in the words that tt used often:
‘Don’t be so Lazy, and look it up for yourself’.
Or was it:
‘Look it up for yourself, and don’t be so Lazy’
Or was it both.

Eegore wrote on 03/27/20 at 07:55:45:

"... and providing reference for my positions, ..."

Are you offering to pay me,
to provide you, reference for your, position ?

Check it out yourself.
When you say, 'you/your students', can not find something,
means little in the way of facts and orders issued.

Leaving now to finish off the 2nd batch of Maple Syrup made the old fashion way, boiling with wood.

Eegore wrote on 03/27/20 at 03:48:56:


Okay, THEY didn't DO the work.
You think they weren't there to see to it getting done?
Because Nobody got arrested, right?
We didn't
Get those jobs back
Because
The new jobs weren't
Exactly the ones that left.

I dropped twenty bucks somewhere
And
I found twenty bucks a day later
But
I didn't
Get my twenty bucks back
Because
It was a Different
Twenty dollar bill.

Yeah, you're intellectually honest..

Yeah,, I'm accustomed to people playing crappy games.
Sorry